New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
IN THE CATSKILLS.
PEOPLE WHO SOUGHT THE MOUNTAINS.
INCIDENTS OF THEIR SUMMER soJoURN NEAR THE
CIOUDS-HOTEL ARRIVAL

| INCIDENTS OF THEIR SUMMER sOJOOhN NEHN Ai>'
| CLoUDs-HoTEL ARRIVALS.
| KINGSTON Aug 6.-The Catskl season Is turning out
| handsomely thus far The weather most OF the time
has been exceptionally favorable and there nave oeeh
| no mshaps. Due allowance being made for the rose
cooed statements OF the average landlord VINO care
fully conceals unpleasant facts and slim patronage from
ne at least the Catskill resorts II Is PLAIN
10 be SEEM are doing excellent business, ana the
August booking still gratifying Several OF the
lorger hotels have yet for few more guests Dut
few days more will NIL all these doubtless, and even
now safest plan for coming visitors is to inform the
landlords in advance The height OF the season Is prob
ably reached the tide will remain Ut the full through
the MONTH ana most OF the houses already have good
september indications The weather Of the week has
| been good, the temperature remaining delightful
Social gayety the order at all points. The greatest
brillancy is reached at the KaatersklL The season
seems very successful there and Manager Paige wears
a prodgious smile. Manager Denson OF the Grand
SAYS business exceeds anything during HIS three years
there Dr. Churchill of Churchill Hail. Is turning away
appacants every day. and says the season is exceed
ingly prosperous Lac reports come from many other
| resorts.
| The Kinder Symphonic, under f. G. Benlamns man
agement, assisted by Mrs f1ncke at the piano. was
| most pleasing Stamford entertainment recently.
Miss Julia Alexander. of Poughkeepsie, soprano is ut
Churchill Hall.
| Dr Samuel Sexton OF New-York, is expected at the
| Grand Among other Workers to arrive
there are Mrs @. Goodwin, NJ G. Ogden and wife, G X
| Hall and FAMILY, W. H. Henshaw and family T. X A.
Hall and family W. T. Lucas aud family, George W.
Robins and family, A. j. Lucas. &. ID. Atkins Mrs D.
! H. Dean and family, Mrs $. Harris Stanley Matthew's
and family also expected President Magee OF the
| Memphis and Charleston Railway arrives with his
emily nm August 10 for three weeks stay ID. ID.
smith and family Philadelphia; 7. C. Henry and VILE
and Edward Reed aud wife, Orange, n. j., arc among
others TO arrive.
NewYork papers cost 10 cents copy this season and
| sales are reduced In consequence
DR. George f. shrady will spend some days AT MS flhe
Ridge cottage on the Hudson next week His sons,
Masters Harry and Charlie have been there some time
| With easel and camera
W q. Hawk. OF the Windsor Hotel, New-forK' mas
taken an elegant Of IN the Delaware END OF
the New Grand for himself AMI family, for and August
so,onrn Like other guests there however he VIII
dine I'm Ulster County The dividing line between the
two counties goes through the house. The oar Is
licensed In Delaware.
the late evening ride down the Ulster and Delaware
Valley by moonlight starlight Sundays to meet the
NewY York boat charming trip. an the train Is grow
ING longer each week II Is like riding down HILL ana
the rtc brcezes sweep through the windows rs II TO
impart an extra supply Of vigor to last the weary
brsiness worker until his the following satur-
day The same Is true OF the CatskiL Mountain tram
| which meets the late boat at Catsk-
George IT, Westinghouse. the millionaire inventor OF
ptsburg arrived at the Kaaerskll with his family by
specal car few days They viii remain through
August Mr. ghouse being absent portion OF the
| time Mrs Westinghouse always brings many costly
and attractive robes this fashionable resort
The evening toilets Of some OF tho ladies' now AT the
Y,,erskill arc very elaborate and the combined value
OF the levels worn OF the regular hops In the
Opera represent very large sum of money
Linda da Costa An unaffected end talented little child
staring at tho Kaatcrskl, Is winning admiration with
her clear and nelodous voice In song. and her sent
ment and power IA elocuuonst Her recent enter
tanment In Opera Hall was much enjoyed.
Editor Medill OF The ChicdJ0 Trbune has beon so
iourning nj the Kaaterski with HIS wife.
The paorcar patronage to the mountains this season
far in excess Of previous years during the same time
Ten years ago parlor direct to large Ca,skil
hotel without change, would have seemed an
absurd proposition. Now all the leading Ulster and
Delaware trains from two 10 four coaches daily.
and guests Grand may step out ut once upon the
hotel grounds.
ON gentle and slightly slope nearthe Summit Station
there Ia a tract known summit Park" nea little
cottage has already been built there by Professor
George Martin the Brooklyn Thirteenth ward School
lie is now occupying 1t with his family
Park BENJAMIN arrived ut the Grand on Thursday
with his family TO remain through August Dr. Theo-
dorc Cuyer ana wife on Monday. President
| Teterolf OF Girard College, Philadelphia with Mrs
T~terof have rooms for fortnight Joseph ne f.
Jenkins also OF tho Quaker City, lately arrived there
Henry NJ Knox and family. with large party from St.
Paul are booked the latter half OF August and part
Of september Surrogate Lott and family, Of Brooklyn,
arc at the Grand six weeks d. j. Lord and family.
president of Lynn National Bank, Mass Is there with
his family.
W H. Montanye, New York spice dealer, is inhal Ing
| the aroma OF the mountains at the Alpine House.
snow and three feet deep at the Ice Gorge III Deep
Notch are reported by recent exploring party:
at the Alpine. Robert Edwards is New-York cleo
The Rev Dr. Cayler Of Brooklyn will preach in the
of the Grand to EG Forest daO hIX att
| ed nj e.
staying at the Grand with his family , rrooo ~
the Main Street Reformed Church. Kingston, his first
The Rev Dr. Funk The Voice editor breaches at
Judge Beach and family Jersey City Norman L. Nun,
NJ p. Palmer, NcvYOrk banker and broker, ID at the
Colonel moyt e giynS c series of illuminated
full dress hop absorbing social event at the
Alpine last night. Dr. W. Fields. H. W. Metz ana D.
Morris were floor managers. Mrs Dyctt Is pleasing
sS Se Kaatersl walters give their annual
" alderman McCabo is still the Hunter Prospect
House where his wife attends him Hatchfully. The
Hunter region is fairly supplied with visitors now Tho
walks and drives there are sayy strewn with guests IN
, Militant with social life every evening Camp meeting
services began the Hunter Camp ground on Thurs
at some Of tho leading resort. in the range gsv Mis-.
po dSsS Miss s BoosIer Ida Hnne C. Phillips, g. J.
BSsso and family E. Phillips H. Ash sHr. d J.
Opne, G. H. Backford MIS- = Coihers w. Sneeyi ia
J. +. sdmant and family, New York; Thomas Frazer
and family J. H. s and family Carrie III hGLner
Watson and family Merrinan Ms Susan sY w
nolds j. L. Sheer George Newman, W. d. Codough q.
W Bradt, T. 4. Cullen, G.. i. Stevenson and family,
0 Albany; Philip Phister, PHILADELPHIA; A. j: Post and
| family j. 3. Ogden IT,. /. H. Hand @. NJ shpman, W.
g Doubleday d. II. Lockwood and family, jersey Guy;
: John A Mcdonald, John Walsh, Troy; j. W. Sanford,
buffalo; S. C. Mcknight, Chicago; Andrew Boyd syria
cuse; Mrs. A. Iartsun and child Fort Ham'ohi H. N
Ward and wife, Fort Wayne, Ind
n Nero Grdnd- Is. Dickson. II. Bates H. siegel' d.
| lehman Mrs and Miss McHarg. O.. Kaufman q, j. T.
| Andrew N. e. Addoms, r. N Rankin, W ID. Kimberly
Anise and family. f. d. Bectslim and wife, George lt
| Mira NJ King A. H. StoTer and wife, ". schoonmaker,
n | William 2 Hawk and family j. x. Nichols and VILE e.